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Supermarket sales/deals for the week

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Be a smart consumer!

PORT MORESBY: Groceries and food are a daily necessity for everyone.

It is with this in mind that PNG Cyber Monitor is making a weekly compilation of deals offered by supermarkets here.

Be a smart consumer, get the best out of your kina by checking out the prices and planning your shopping.

The list below is a service for the convenience of our readers and followers.

This is it:

Brian Bell
Celebrating Mum’s Day Sunday May 12: More than 100 items listed for special sale plus over K30,000 in prizes for mum! 8 X K2,000 major prizes plus 24 X K500 Brian Bell gift vouchers & More! - As advertised in The National on Monday April 15, 2019.

Stop&Shop
Just arrived - Sirunki Farm fresh strawberries only K19.95 per punnet, while stocks last. - As advertised in The National on Friday May 3, 2019.
Promo from April 22 to May 5: Lamb mixed cuts (loins/necks/fore quarter) (K14.95/kg save K3); Chicken drumstick (K17.95/kg save K2); Healthy Choice cooking oil 2litres (K9.95 save K4); Imported carrots (7.95/kg save K1.65); Nescafe coffee 200g (K29.95 save K20); Nestle Milo 40g (K2.25 save 55t); Coca Cola 1litre (K4.50 save 50t); Imported seedless watermelon (K9.95/kg save K3); Granny Smith apples (K10.95/kg save K2); Chabaa juice assorted flavours K6.50 save K1.45); and Cold Power ultra fresh detergent powder 700g (K5.75 save 55t). - As advertised in The National on Wednesday May 1, 2019.
Promo from April 22 to May 12, 2019: Mother’s Day Lucky Draw (Win mum a share of K180,0000 - As advertised in The National on Wednesday May 1, 2019.
Promo from April 22 to May 12: Spend K90 or more to patricipate in Mother’s Day Lucky Draw for a chance to win mum a share of K180,000. - As advertised in The National on Friday April 26, 2019.
Promo from April 22 to May 5: Lamb mixed cuts (loins/necks/fore quarter) (K14.95/kg save K3); Frozen chicken drumstick (K17.95/kg save K2); Healthy Choice cooking oil 2L (K9.95 save K4); Imported carrots (K7.95/kg); Nescafe coffee K29.95 save K20); Milo soft pack 40g (K2.25 save 55t); Coca Cola 1L (K4.50 save 50t); Imported watermelon seedless (K9.95/kg save K3); Granny Smith apples (K10.95/kg save K2); Chabaa juice assorted flavours 1L (K6.50 save K1.45); and Cold Power ultra fresh 700g (K5.75 save 55t). - As advertised in The National on Wednesday April 24, 2019.

TST (Hohola, Boroko, Waigini)
May Specials Promo from May 1 to 30: Skel Ori Rice 1kg (K2.80 save 20t); Basa fillet 500g (K9 save K1.20); Lamb neck 500g (K9.95 save K2.45); Black & Gold cheese slice 250g (K7.50 save K2.05); Community Co spread butter blend (K9.50 save K2.05); Jasons Bongo cheese & chicken flavour 20g (65t save 15t); Arnott’s Timtam original chocolate 200g (K7.50 save K2); Arnott’s Sao 250g (K6.50 save K1.80); Arnott’s fFamily 500g (K17.90 save K3); and Happy Mothers Day Shop & Win for every K150 or more spent at TST Stores. - As advertised in The National on Thursday May 2, 2019.
Mother’s Day Specials promo from April 18 to May 12: Ladies shoulder bag (K47.95); Only You ladies perfume (from K3.90); Wokali conditioner (K5.20); Fruit handcream (K3.50); Wokali asstd (from K3.50) and Happy Mothers Day Shop & Win for every K150 or more spent at TST Stores. - As advertised in The National on Monday April 29, 2019.
Mothers Day Promo from April 18 to May 12: Champagne glasses 6pc (K23 save K3); Wine glasses 6pc (K24.50 save K3.45); Jug & Drinking Glassware (K21.95 save K3); Glass fruit bowl (K24.50 save K5.45); Food container (K.79 save K20.95); Family picnic set (K135 save K30); Cutlery set 16pc stripe print & plain (K19.95 save K4.55); Only You ladies perfumes 30ml (K3.95 save K1). - As advertised in The National on Thursday April 25, 2019.

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